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Curiosity:
1)Can we expect to see athletes in their jerseys touting the local sandwich shop?
- No. Athletes will not be allowed to use their school logo or brand in their personal deals.
2) Is the NCAA football video game coming back?
-  Not under these recommendations. That would require a group licensing deal between the players and the schools, and the NCAA is steering clear of that.
3) Is the NCAA angling for an antitrust exemption?
- Not directly, but when you ask Congress to protect your organization from state laws and future lawsuits challenging your rules, it sounds a lot like you are asking for antitrust exemption.

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Curiosity:
1) Who will be permitted to pay the athletes?
- The best way to answer that is by laying out who will not be permitted to pay the athletes: the NCAA, the schools and the conferences.
2)Will this be enough to satisfy lawmakers, both state and federal?
-  No. The NCAA is trying to fend off attempts by states to force the association into opening up the free market for athletes.
3)Will athletes be capped on what they can earn?
- No, according to Ohio State athletic director Gene Smith, who led the group that produced the recommendations approved by the NCAA Board of Governors.

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Should College Athletes Be Paid? Opinions Mixed

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Should College Athletes Be Paid? Opinions Mixed

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1s_tXJ-Eltd3kNa1_xcqzWEdNLFuMD-dWe4zVoJnivEU/edit?usp=sharing

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Student Athletes Are Workers; They Should Get Paid

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Student Athletes Are Workers; They Should Get Paid

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YfraOuwg8_oZbMVmgDshNnWn2Vqw3jGffuZY-RByba0/edit?usp=sharing